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bad parameter: Link is not supported podman docker-compose #709
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Hi @zamantech. |
without links$ docker-compose version
$ podman version
$ sudo docker-compose up
until cancelled by |
any news? |
Hi @zamantech.
Please provide the commands used to perform the previous steps if it fails. |
after removing links is there is effect?
3- done
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6- 7- when running compose up
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Hi @zamantech. Please repeat the procedure using these commands for step |
I was seeing similar errors in my environment. The issue was SELinux. Temporarily disabling SELinux allowed the service to start with no errors. Of course, disabling SELinux is not the recommended solution but you could try it to see the errors go away. If so, you know what the issue is and now you just need to create some exceptions. |
In my opinion disabling SELinux is part of a trouble shouting method ;) set it to permissive so it will log the problems, and you can then do something about it autdit2allow being the worst because it will set a generic permission instead of setting the right context. if you disable SELinux yes you will see that it is the culprit but you will not have logs to do anything about it ! usualy when a start a service I always set SELinux to permissive at least for 1 week during test and exploring as many fonctionnalities as possible then I check the audit logs of the week for any denied and I fix the context for the app ;) |
when try to run
docker-compose up
using podman i get this error outputThe compose File
for more check
https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh-docker
so how to avoid (use alternative/solution) "links" since it's not supported by podman/docker (maybe in the futuer)?
I try what suggest at stackverflow but get permision error
Best Regards
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